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Curriculum Programs
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Barton Spelling and Reading System
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This reading system is multi-sensory, systematic, and cumulative with direct and explicit instruction in both synthetic and analytic phonics. It is influenced by Orton-Gillingham instructional methods.
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SRA Corrective Reading Series
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An explicit and systematic reading instruction program which focuses on decoding and comprehension skills.
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Renaissance Place Accelerated Math
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A highly individualized computer-based math program. Students work at their own level and speed.
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Key Math Practice
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After Key Math placement testing, students complete hands-on activities and corresponding paper-pencil work to strengthen deficit areas.
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Support Programs
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The Phonological Awareness Kit
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This kit links sound awareness, oral language, reading, and early writing skills.
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Recipe for Reading
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A collection of phonemic skill activities
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Renaissance Place Accelerated Reader
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Computer-based comprehension
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Renaissance Place Fluent Reader
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Computer-based reading fluency
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Phonemic Awareness
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Phonemic awareness lessons
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Road to the Code
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Phonological awareness lessons
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Renaissance Place Fast Facts
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Computer-based math facts fluency
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Evaluation Tools
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Key Math
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Used with all students with learning disabilities in math to determine strengths and weaknesses in specific skill areas.
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C-TOPP
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A test of phonological awareness
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DIBELS
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Used with all students in grades K-2 to ensure progress in reading.
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MLPP
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Used with students in grades K-2 who are struggling with the reading process. This test helps the classroom teacher determine specific weaknesses.
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Formal Testing
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Woodcock-Johnson
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This test is used to help determine strengths and weaknesses in all major academic areas.
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